Good to be King? LeBron James’ Five Worst Moves This Offseason

August 24th, 2010 by Eric Felkey Leave a reply »
To say LeBron James' off-season has been tumultuous and controversial is like saying the ending of Inception might leave you a bit confused. Basically, it's just stating the obvious.

It started on July 8 with "The Decision." From there, we've seen a domino effect where every action and every word James has spoken has been scrutinized. Some of these criticisms are just; others are simply petty qualms from bitter Cleveland fans or angry media pundits.

Still, the damage done to LeBron's image and reputation seems irrevocable at this time. However, that's not to say it will remain this way forever.

Things looked bad for Kobe Bryant in '04-'05 after his sexual assault case, the public fallout with Shaq and Phil Jackson, and the fall of the Lakers from the NBA's elite. However, Kobe stayed out of the spotlight for awhile, rebuilt his tarnished image, and now appears to be the greatest winner/competitor of the post-Jordan generation.

Maybe the same will happen for James. Maybe if the Heat come out on a mission and roll through the regular and postseasons while James plays the efficient, selfless basketball he seemingly perfected in ...

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